AP Style
AP style states people should be identified in this way on second reference.
What is by last name?
Libel and slander are considered types of this.
What is defamation?
What is the end of an interview?
Name this story's MAIN news value: A man bites a dog.
What is an oddity/rare?
Ledes should always be this number of sentences.
What is one?
What is Black?
Reporters should never accept this from a source.
What is a freebie?
This is something to look out for in an interview other than what the person is saying.
What is body language?
Name this story's MAIN news value: The Mayor of Chattanooga gets COVID
What is prominence?
You should only use these if it's better than you can paraphrase.
What are quotes?
AP style does not use this kind of comma
What is the Oxford comma?
Reporters are not allowed to use this in news stories, only in reviews or editorials.
What is their opinions?
In the state of Tennessee, how this many people in a conversation need to consent to it being recorded.
What is one?
Name this story's MAIN news value: Russia invades Ukraine
What is conflict?
Plain language does not equal this.
What is boring language?
AP style states to write in this tense.
What is past tense?
This type of law shields a reporter's source.
What is a shield law?
A technique used to clarify what a source is saying.
What is feedback looping?
Name this story's MAIN news value: 200 million taxpayers will have delayed refunds this year.
What is impact?
This is even "sticky-er" than media law.
What is media ethics?
These numbers are all written in word form even if under 10.
What is ages?
This is when a government prevents publication.
What is censorship?
Finish this popular journalism saying, "If he said it's raining and she said it's not, it's your job to ...."
What is look out the window and see?
These 3 news values are apparent in this headline: 3,000 Chattanoogans left without water Friday.
What is proximity, timeliness and impact?
What is Rolling Stone Magazine?